Knives out of SA
NEW knife laws introduced by the South Australian Government has seen nearly 500 items surrendered to the police.
Under the newly commenced laws, minors...
State government target rise in sexual violence amongst young people
FOLLOWING a disturbing rise in sexual violence, the South Australian Government is taking to social media to support young people in understanding the importance...
Gawler service stirrup community hope
A DRIVE to make meaningful change in her local community one horse at a time has seen founder of Lewiston-based Hooves of Hope Renae...
Jeep mounts Holden in Murray Street crash
AN Evanston Gardens woman and her two children have been taken to hospital after a bizarre crash on Murray Street, Gawler on Thursday morning....
Letters to the Editor
Gawler needs a full-time Mayor
Dear editor, I write in response to your article ‘Shanks shoots for top job’ Bunyip 9 July 2025.
When Karen Redman...
Playford hit with SALA fever
PLAYFORD is preparing for the return of the South Australian Living Artist (SALA) Festival, with a number of exhibitions showcasing the region’s thriving arts...
Gawler takes time for love of words
THE Festival of Words is returning to the Gawler and Adelaide Plains region for another year of sharing in the love of all things...
Lions Club market’s last roar
AFTER 23 years of the Lions Club of Gawler hosting Sunday markets, the club has announced Sunday July 27 will be its last.
“It...
Playford’s science fair returns
PLAYFORD’S Science fair is returning for another day of discoveries for curious minds of all ages.
This year’s free event by the Science Collective,...
Look Backs
150 years
New Council Chamber
THE action of the Council in reference to the above had received a severe check in the adverse opinion expressed by...
Community spirit shines bright in Playford
BACON and eggs weren’t the only things sizzling this Australia Day, with thousands of Playford locals braving the fierce heat to gather for this...
